– Median Blur: The Median Blur filter is used to expand colour regions in your photo and it is perfect for eliminating noise from an image. This is best utilised for noise reduction in pictures and for attaining elaborate creative effects. – Bilateral Blur: The filter blurs a picture while preserving high-contrast areas. This filter compares pixels to a reference point that you choose and then blurs lighter pixels into darker ones. It is used to expand darker areas of an image. – Minimum Blur: The Minimum Blur filter does exactly the opposite of the Maximum Blur. It compares adjoining pixels with each other and then blurs darker pixels into lighter ones. – Maximum Blur: The Maximum Blur filter is used to intensify lighter parts of an image, such as highlights, white parts and light rays. – Field Blur: This filter is used to blur all or part of an image based a selection or selections that you make using focal points. This effect is commonly used for creating miniature obbjects or building models. – Depth of Field Blur: This filter is to create an effect of depth of field or miniaturisation by applying an elliptical blur or a tilt-shift blur to the image. – Lens Blur: This filter is used to create depth of field effects and can be used to blur the background or foreground of an image. – Zoom Blur: This filter creates a blur that zooms into a particular point in the image. This filter evokes a circular motion and speed. – Radial Blur: This filter creates a blur that radiates out from a particular point in the image to create circular concentric lines. It blurs objects in a way that it is as if they were in motion while the photo was taken and intensifies moving subjects. – Motion Blur: This filter is used to create the effect of motion in an image, such as a moving car or a person dancing. If the radius is set very high, a box blur effect will be cerated. – Box Blur: The Box Blur filter is used to blur an image depending on the average colour of neighbouring pixels. This filter can be used to gradually extend and soften the brightness of a particular source of light. – Diffuse Glow: The Diffuse Glow filter is used to create a blur that produces a white glow effect on the highlights within an image. This filter is used to blur an image in a smooth way. – Gaussian Blur: The Gaussian Blur filter is one of the most common ways to blur an image and works well for areas that need a soft focus effect, such as backgrounds or foregrounds with bokeh effects.
This ensures that the colours in the image are balanced. – Average: This filter calculates the average of the colour of each pixel and their surrounding pixels and applies it to the entire image.
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